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Hiy Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Rewrite the sentence
I've done a rewriting sentences exercise and I saw this sentence: You will eventually appreciate what I am getting at.
The answer is: In time you will appreciate what I am getting at.
I wonder if I can use "in the end" instead of "in time" and which is more correct? Why the answer is "in time", not "in the end"?
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Hiy I wonder if I can use "in the end" instead of "in time" Yes, but you will change the meaning. Hiy Why the answer is "in time", not "in the end"? Because it has the same meaning as the original sentence.
- Hiy I wonder if I can use "in the end" instead of "in time" Yes, but you will change the meaning.
- Hiy Why the answer is "in time", not "in the end"?
- Because it has the same meaning as the original sentence.
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HiyI wonder if I can use "in the end" instead of "in time"
Yes, but you will change the meaning.
Hiy Why the answer is "in time", not "in the end"?
Because it has the same meaning as the original sentence.
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